Answer:
In week 1, 69.15% of sales were 10-inch pizzas, and the remaining 30.85% were 12-inch pizzas; while in week 2, 71.09% of sales were 10-inch pizzas, and the remaining 28.91% were 12-inch pizzas.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that a takeaway sells 10 inch pizzas and 12 inch pizzas, to determine what proportion sold were 10 inch pizzas in week 1 and what proportion sold were 10 inch in week 2, the following calculation must be performed:
Week 1 = 736 total sales
10-inch pizzas = 509
736 = 100
509 = X
509 x 100/736 = X
50,900 / 736 = X
69.15 = X
100 - 69.15 = 30.85
Thus, in week 1, 69.15% of sales were 10-inch pizzas, while the remaining 30.85% were 12-inch pizzas.
Week 2 = 1076 total sales
10-inch pizzas = 765
1076 = 100
765 = x
765 x 100/1076 = X
76500/1076 = X
71.09 = X
100 - 71.09 = 28.91
Thus, in week 2, 71.09% of sales were 10-inch pizzas, while the remaining 28.91% were 12-inch pizzas.
